Likud files police complaint against Eisenkot's campaign manager

Likud has filed a police complaint against Ronen Menlis, campaign manager for Gadi Eisenkot, on suspicion of violating election law after he shared predictive data from Polymarket without the required disclosure.

The Likud movement has filed a formal complaint with the Israel Police against Ronen Menlis, campaign manager for Gadi Eisenkot, on suspicion of violating election law. The complaint, filed through attorney Ilan Bombach, concerns a post shared by Menlis on his X account, from the Polymarket platform, indicating that Eisenkot has a 52% chance of becoming prime minister after the elections. According to Likud, the data was presented as an election poll without the required disclosure that it is not a scientific survey. Likud's attorneys emphasized that this is an alleged criminal offense, under aggravating circumstances and close to the elections, and demanded an urgent investigation.